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Conventional Mortgage

A conventional mortgage is a type of property loan that is not insured or guaranteed by the government. Instead, it’s offered by private lenders such as banks, credit unions, and mortgage companies. We want to make a breakdown for simplify of what a conventional mortgage is and how it works: 

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Description

One of the most popular mortgage types is the conventional loan. These loans adhere to the guidelines set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, ensuring standardized terms and conditions. They are widely accepted and typically offer competitive rates, making them a common choice for many homebuyers.

Key Features of Conventional Loans

Loan Type:

Conventional loans typically have a fixed rate for the full duration of the loan.

Down Payments:

Down payments can be as low as 3%

Great Terms:

These depend on several factors including: credit score, property, down payment amount, and the lender.

Maximum Loan Amount Limit for Miami-Dade County

As of 2024, The conventional loan limit for Miami-Dade County is $766,550 for single unit properties. For larger loan amounts other programs are available but do not qualify under conventional programs. These vary county to county. Contact us and we can give you the exact amount for the county you are interested in.

Basic Qualifications for a Conventional Loan in Miami

To qualify for a conventional loan in Miami, you must meet the following criteria:

  • Credit Score: Higher scores often lead to better rates and terms.
  • Down Payment: Sufficient funds for down payment if purchasing. Higher down payments may eliminate the need for mortgage insurance.
  • Income-to-Debt Ratio: Your debts including the expenses for the new purchase or refinance should be less than 50% of your total income.

Applying for a Conventional Loan

Everyone’s financial situation is unique. Given the numerous factors affecting terms, it’s crucial to secure a loan that meets your needs. We offer a diverse selection of conventional loans, allowing you to choose the rates and terms that suit you best.

In conclusion, a conventional mortgage is a good option if you have good credit and some savings for a down payment. It offers flexibility and potentially lower costs, especially if you prefer not to deal with government loan programs.

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